Brendon Urie tells Donald Trump not to use 'Panic! at the Disco' songs at his campaigns

US President Donald Trump has started his election campaigns and during his recent rally at Phoenix, Arizona, he walked on to st to sound of band Panic! at Disco’s hit single High Hopes. However, American singer and Panic! at Disco band frontman Brendon Urie has told US President Donald Trump to stop using band’s music for his election campaigns.

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Brendon Urie on Donald Trump using Panic! at Disco's songs

lead vocalist of Panic! at Disco, Brendon Urie took to his twitter handle and told US President Donald Trump t to use his or his band’s song at his rallies and election campaigns. Brendon Urie seemed furious in his tweet as he hurled abuses at Trump campaign and clearly mentioned in his tweet “Stop playing my song.”

In thread, Brendon Urie addressed his millions of social media followers and said Donald Trump represents thing that people stand for. He furr mentioned that highest hope y have is voting him out in vember’s elections. Brendon Urie also referred to Donald Trump as a monster in his tweet.

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Brendon Urie talks about Donald Trump

popular singer of Panic! at Disco has always been vocal about his dislike of US President Donald Trump. In a media interaction with a magazine in 2018, Brendon Urie had criticised Trump and had called him a ‘toxic orange’. He had said that why couldn’t he just have stayed a menial celebrity as people love laughing at him but t when he is breaking down country.

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Or celebrities who told Donald Trump to stop using ir songs

However, Panic! at Disco’s Brendon Urie is t first pop star to call out Donald Trump for using his songs. Recently, Tom Petty’s family also asked  Trump campaign t to use late rock legend’s hit song from 1989, I Won’t Back Down. song was played at Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 20, 2020.

According to reports, family has issued a cease and desist letter to Trump campaign. According to a media report, statement by Petty’s family said that Donald Trump was t authorised to use song to promote a campaign that leaves a lot of Americans and common sense behind. Last year, iconic band Queen also stopped Donald Trump for using ir popular song We Will Rock You in a campaign advertisement.